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By Mark V. Lonsdale, STTU As some of you know, last season we ran the awesome Bix’n Andy TacSport Pro trigger in our multiple award winning ELR .416 Barretts. A pro shooter could not ask for a finer competition trigger. … Continue reading →

By Mark V. Lonsdale, STTU The past decade has seen significant developments in .30 caliber and .338 rounds for long range shooting to include: .300 PRC, .300 Norma Magnum, .338 EnABler, and .338 Norma Magnum. But be assured, the venerable … Continue reading →

By Mark V. Lonsdale, STTU Unlike many who have migrated to the raft of newer calibers in the past 10 years, I have remained a firm proponent of .308 Win  and .300 WinMag for several reasons, not the least of … Continue reading →

by Mark V. Lonsdale, STTU The last 10 to 15 years have produced several significant advances in precision rifle shooting, to include scopes, barrels, stocks, triggers, and bullets. Going back to the 1990s, the Sierra Match King (SMK) bullets set … Continue reading →

A discussion on scope tracking from the guys at Applied Ballistics Why a Tall Target Test is essential: Last time I posted about the differences between a MOA and Mil, and how they are Angular Measurements. This week I am … Continue reading →

By Mark V. Lonsdale, STTU As many of you have discovered, one upside of the “stay at home” directive is plenty of time for reloading and shooting. Apart from 9mm and 45 ACP load testing with Berry’s Bullets, the bulk … Continue reading →

Advice from PRB How To Measure The Distance To The Lands On Your Rifle Barrel

More on the PRB bullet jump research. Well worth reading. Mark’s 18-Shot Bullet Jump Challenge!

This article from PRB may change your thinking on load development, precision shooting, and bullet seating depth. Bullet Jump: Is Less Always Better? Well worth a read for serious precision shooters

375 Caliber 379 Grain ELR Match Solid Bullets Extreme Long Range shooting (ELR) to distances of two miles and beyond has taken the firearms community by storm. With many of its roots developed from Elite Military Sniper and Special Forces … Continue reading →